Sentence examples for modern active from inspiring English sources

China is slowly building a blue-water navy, and in December it sent three ships to the waters off Somalia to patrol against pirates, in the first modern active deployment of its warships beyond its home waters.

The present study successfully determined the depth profiles of resistivity and spectral IP properties of strata composing modern active submarine hydrothermal deposits and identified their primary controlling factors.

Distribution utilities are facing a new set of challenges for efficient and optimal operation of modern (active and more dynamic) distribution networks.

This review article provides integrated pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic and clinical pharmacology information pertinent to preserve the traditional and modern active ingredients as practical tools for parasite control.

A novel application of modern active flow control on vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) dynamic stall is explored in this paper.

In this paper, it is pointed out that even a modern active learning method is inappropriate if the nonlinearity of the relation between the variables and the defect is strong and if the defect rate is small.

Where liberals disagree is how that fits with a second powerful ideal, equality.Right-wing liberals contrast "classical", small-government liberalism and the modern, active-government kind.

4 Early humans' skills of imitation thus became modern humans' active conformity, both to coordinate activities more effectively with ingroup strangers and to display group identity so that others will choose me as a knowledgeable and trustworthy partner.

"No, not romantic — I wanted to make it modern and active," said Mr. Marras backstage, explaining how the paper butterflies had come from a scene in Jane Campion's 2009 film but that he had used aprons or pinafores to bring appliqués of decorative fabric to simple clothes.

The criminal, Highsmith said, was the perfect example of the modern hero, "active, free in spirit".One question that inevitably arises is how much Patricia Highsmith, a woman of the utmost public respectability, who never even diddled the taxman of a penny, lived another awful life deep in the dungeons of her mind.

Part of this is keeping up with the modern, hyper-active customer.